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This document is an illustrated text written in French, dedicated to Hachiko, a famous Japanese dog faithful to his owner: for years after his human’s death, he would always show up on the spot where he would greet the professor once he came back from work. In this worksheet, you will find a text explaining this story, with questions about the text, as well as other writing questions. The answers of the questions are included in the document, in a separate sheet.

In this fun activity sheet (downloadable in PDF format) your students will have to choose the right word from the list and write them down. The theme here is: Forest animals (Les animaux de la forêt). You will find the following animals: une biche - un cerf - une chouette - un hérisson - un hibou - un lièvre - un loup - un renard - un sanglier This exercise is well suited for children of level CP-CE1 (Year 2, year 3) or for adults (i. e. level A1.1 minimum).

This sheet will help you conjugate the verb “ALLER”. You also have four little dialogues so that you can use the verb in practical examples.

This worksheet contains a crossword puzzle (mots croisés) on the topic of singular and plural in French (singulier et pluriel). It is a funny way to teach the plural of some words, which can be quite puzzling for non French speakers (like : horse/horses which becomes cheval/chevaux). The document contains an answer sheet so it will be easy to correct this exercise. Check out my other exercises on my page! I hope you will enjoy this worksheet.

This worksheet contains a crossword puzzle (mots croisés) on the topic of masculine and feminine in French (masculin et féminin). It was made by myself, a French teacher living in France. It is a funny way to teach the feminine form of some words, which can be quite difficult in French. What’s Included ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… A one-page printable and modifiable DOCX and a printable PDF An answer sheet to help you correct this exercise. I hope you will enjoy this worksheet :)

This worksheet will help your French-learning students to improve their vocabulary by studying French antonyms. What’s Included ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… A modifiable worksheet with three exercises: Find the right word from the word list Find the right antonym by adding a prefix Solve the crossword puzzle based on the hints given A complete answer sheet The worksheet is in DOCX format as well as PDF. I hope you’ll enjoy it!

This easy, no-prep activity will help your students understand a basic presentation. They will have to fill the empty spaces. Then, they will be asked to write their own presentation. What’s Included ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… A one-page printable and modifiable docx, and a printable pdf A text with blanks and a word list A writing question You can use it with the mp3 file linked to in the document. It is a 1-minute audio file, and you can hear Ronny talking about himself. I wrote the transcript and enhanced it in a document, in which I added pictures and a word list, as well as a writing question. You can easily use it in class, as I already did in my ESL course. Thank you and take a look at our other materials if you’ve got some time! Greetings from France

In this exercise, you will find a lesson on accents (acute accent, grave accent and circumflex accent), followed by five exercises. In the first three exercises, the focus will be on putting the accent in the right place (one accent per exercise). In the fourth exercise, you will have to place the accents in the right place on each of the fifteen words presented. Finally, in the last exercise (more difficult), you will have to place the accents in the right place in the words of the eight written sentences. An answer key is included in the downloadable PDF document and the DOCX version (please use the font CURSIVE STANDARD). The exercise is adapted for learners of level A1 (CE1 equivalent). We hope you will enjoy this worksheet! French version: Dans cet exercice, vous trouverez une leçon sur les accents (accent aigu, accent grave et accent circonflexe), suivie par cinq exercices. Dans les trois premiers, il s’agira de mettre l’accent au bon endroit (un accent par exercice). Dans le quatrième exercice , il faudra placer les accents au bon endroit sur chacun des quinze mots présentés. Enfin, dans le dernier exercice (plus difficile), il faudra placer les accents au bon endroit dans les mots des huit phrases écrites. Un corrigé est inclus dans le document téléchargeable au format PDF. L’exercice est adapté pour les apprenants de niveau A1 (équivalent CE1).

This three-page exercise (100 % in French - PDF) includes a text with a life lesson. It contains comprehension questions, a conjugation exercise, and a writing exercise. The theme is friendship and good behavior. The story is about a hedgehog who feels lonely. Near him are some rabbits, so the little animal offers to play with them, and they accept. But during the game, the hedgehog behaves in an unfriendly manner: he has fun poking his friends with his thorns. The rabbits complain, they reproach him for this and leave him alone. The text then states that people who are unpleasant and have a bad character are repulsive and do not attract good company. After five comprehension questions, you will find a conjugation exercise, where you will have to rewrite a text from the past tense (imparfait) into the present. Then, an essay is proposed with the following question: “Do you think the hedgehog did the right thing? What should he have done instead?” On the 3rd page, we have added a general knowledge exercise, where the differences between the hedgehog and the porcupine are to be identified, using a text. A table is to be completed. Finally, on the 4th page, you will find an answer key. This exercise is inspired by Fabry Bourceau’s book Lectures expliquées avec enseignement moral et civique CE (1956), pp. 83-84. It has been adapted, illustrated and expanded. The text is suitable for students from CE2, CM1 and CM2. It is also useful for French learners at the A2 or B1 level

Here is a FLE (French as a foreign language) exercise that will help you work on reading comprehension (intermediate level) as well as writing numbers. In this 4-page document, you will first read, on the first page, a part of the menu of a Chinese restaurant in Paris. There are numbers with the name of the corresponding dish and its price. On pages 2 and 3, you will find 13 comprehension questions. You will have to answer them accurately and write the numbers in full. Then, you will have 3 questions of written expression: Do you like Chinese food, and Asian food in general? What is your favorite type of cuisine? Do you like to cook? Finally, on the 4th page, you will find the answers to the 13 comprehension questions. This exercise is useful for learners at an intermediate level, i.e. between A2 and B1 (equivalent to French CM1-CM1 or even 6ème). The document is available in PDF format. Many thanks to Matt Purland for the original idea. French version: Voici un exercice de FLE qui vous servira à travailler la compréhension écrite (niveau intermédiaire) ainsi que l’écriture des nombres. Dans ce document de 4 pages, vous pourrez d’abord lire, sur la première page, une partie de la carte d’un restaurant chinois parisien. Il s’y trouve des nombres avec le nom du plat correspondant ainsi que son prix. Sur les pages 2 et 3, vous trouverez 13 questions de compréhension. Il s’agira d’y répondre avec précision et d’écrire les nombres en toutes lettres. Ensuite, vous aurez 3 questions d’expression écrite : Est-ce que tu aimes la nourriture chinoise, et plus généralement la nourriture asiatique ? Quel est ton type de cuisine préféré ? Est-ce que tu aimes cuisiner ? Enfin, sur la quatrième page, vous trouverez le corrigé des 13 questions de compréhension. Cet exercice est utile pour les apprenants d’un niveau intermédiaire, c’est-à-dire entre le niveau A2 et B1 (équivalent CM1-CM1 voire 6ème). Le document est disponible au format PDF. Un grand merci à Matt Purland pour l’idée originale.

In this fun activity sheet (downloadable in PDF format) your students will have to choose the right word from the list and write them down. The theme here is: Farm animals (Les animaux d’Afrique). You will find the following animals: *un âne - un chat - un cheval - une chèvre - un chien - un cochon - un lapin - un mouton - une poule - une vache * This exercise is well suited for children of level CP-CE1 (Year 2, year 3) or for adults (i. e. level A1.1 minimum).

Here are some crossword puzzles that will be useful for those who are learning to read in French. You will find various objects and crossword puzzles. Each time you have to recognize the right word from the list (at the bottom) and place them in the right place. These works are intended for CP / CE1 (1st & 2nd grade). They can also be used with adults (A1 level). These exercises can be downloaded in PDF format. The subject here is the letters p and b. The purpose of the exercise is to avoid the frequent confusion between these two letters We hope you will enjoy this worksheet!

In this fun activity sheet (downloadable in PDF format) your students will have to choose the right word from the list and write them down. The theme here is: African animals (Les animaux d’Afrique). You will find the following animals: éléphant - léopard (panthère) - lion - messager sagittaire - potamochère roux - rhinocéros - singe vervet - zèbre. This exercise is well suited for children of level CP-CE1 (Year 2, year 3) or for adults (i. e. level A1.1 minimum). We hope you will enjoy this worksheet!

This 7-page worksheet will help your students** avoid common mistakes** made when learning French. Details ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… This document is a modifiable DOCX, and you can find the same document in PDF format. On the 1st page, you’ll find a lesson on 5 specific mistakes often made by French learners : (1) Not leaving a space between the last word and the following punctuation marks, (2) capital letters where there shouldn’t be, (3) mispelling “etc.”, (4) the “accent circonflexe”, (5) the difference between « c’est chaud » and « il fait chaud ». On pages 2, 3 and 4, you will find 41 sentences written in French, with at least one mistake in each. These were real mistakes made by some of my students. Your students will have to correct each sentence by writing the correct form below. On pages 5, 6 and 7, you will find the answers for these 41 sentences, with some more information given here and there. We hope you will enjoy this worksheet! Thank you!

This document discusses the danger of plastic and more specifically the danger of balloons, which are particularly harmful to birds. Indeed, a study conducted in 2019 in Australia showed that plastic was responsible for the death of more than 25% of the 1733 seabirds examined. After a text setting out the conclusions of the study, you will find a first vocabulary exercise, where you will have to link the 13 words of the text with the corresponding definition. Then, a “true or false” exercise will invite you to answer 3 questions, justifying with a sentence from the text. In the next exercise, you will have to fill in a table explaining how these pollutions are harmful: air pollution, water pollution, plastic pollution, noise pollution, light pollution, nuclear waste. It will also suggest how to reduce these pollutions. Finally, an essay question is proposed: "If you were president of the country, what measures would you take to preserve our environment? » This exercise is suitable for learners with a good level of French. For children, it is a CM2 or middle school level (6ème, 5ème or even 4ème). For adults, the exercise will be offered at level B1 or B2. The document is downloadable in PDF format. An answer sheet is included We hope you will enjoy this worksheet!

With the book “J’apprends à lire et à écrire le français” (app. 105 pages), you will help illiterate people to learn French. This book was designed after my experience as a teacher of French as a foreign language (FLE). I experienced the learning difficulties of an audience that suffered from not being able to read French well. The approach adopted is intended to be progressive, in particular by evoking words from everyday life. We first insist on the recognition of simple and then complex syllables. Then, many copying exercises allow the learner to get used to the drawing and writing. Often, word prints are present so that the student is not left without a reference point. Then come word and sentence recognition exercises. It will be a matter of making the right choice and, sometimes, filling in empty spaces. Finally, comprehension exercises at the end of the book will help the learner to practice concrete applications of what he or she has learned (in particular with the study of the verbs ÊTRE -to be- and AVOIR -to have). This book is ideal for people who have not yet mastered the basics of reading and writing French. It is aimed at adults and young adults (newcomers, A1.1 and A1), as well as children who need reinforcement of their skills (CP, CE1 = 1st, 2nd grade). He will provide a definite help to pass the DILF (Diplôme Initial de Langue Française). We hope you will enjoy our work! Thanks!

This illustrated worksheet is about the Tyrannosaurus Rex, the powerful and famous carnivorous dinosaur. You will find an introduction page and then an exercise page with 8 questions. This work is adapted to CE1 and CE2 levels (2nd, 3rd grade in France). You can also use it for A1-A2 French learners. We hope you will enjoy this worksheet!

Here is a fun activity inspired by my own second grade classes. The theme is: The seven days of the week. I have adapted and enriched the worksheet that was handed out to me when I was a child. This worksheet will help students consolidate their knowledge of the days of the week, and to find their way through time. It can be useful for French learners (level A1.1 / A1) The document can be downloaded in PDF format.

Do you want to improve your French skills? This book will help you do this: you will find around 50 exercises, with detailed answers. The advantages of this book: The exercises are written by a experienced teacher in French as a foreign language (FLE), who got Master’s degrees from French universities (University Sorbonne Paris I, Paris II and Paris V - 2010, 2011 and 2012); The activities are numerous: grammar, conjugation, written comprehension, writing notices, letters, recommendations, maps (geography of Europe and France), crosswords, monument study, dialogues, choosing a telephone package, weather forecast, studying road safety instructions, replying to a job offer, writing a complaint letter related to a defective product…; We study everyday spoken French, with common and familiar words used by people on a daily basis (the author has been living in France since childhood, so he knows what he’s talking about!); The exercises are practical, adapted to daily life; A lot of them are corrected in detail; You will also be able to correct sentences containing mistakes made by learners, in order to help you avoid common errors; You will find the answers right after the exercises: no need to go to the end of the book! (but you will still have to turn the page!). This workbook is intended for beginners and intermediates who already have a basic knowledge of French (level A2 and B1, or even B2 wishing to deepen their knowledge of the French language).

Here are some crossword puzzles that will be useful for those who are learning to read in French. You will find various objects and crossword puzzles. Each time you have to recognize the right word from the list (at the bottom) and place them in the right place. These works are intended for CP / CE1 (1st & 2nd grade). They can also be used with adults (A1 level). These exercises can be downloaded in PDF format. The subject here is the letters d and t. The purpose of the exercise is to avoid the frequent confusion between these two letters We hope you will enjoy this worksheet!